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The man page is also updated
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There were a few spaces accidentally left at the ends
of a few lines in iscsi-gen-initiatorname, so remove them.
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Update the iscsi-gen-initatorname script to take its
initiator name from the kernel command line, if present.
Also, beef up and simplify the error checking. Error
messages will now go to stderr, and it is now an
error to overwrite the initiatorname file unless
the "force" option is set.
The man page was updated, as well.
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This commit adds two new top-level build options: one
for the "home" directory for open-iscsi called "HOMEDIR",
and one for the "database" directory, called "DBROOT". One can
now override the defaults of "/etc/iscsi" for either or
both of these directories on the make command line.
The README and man pages are updated with details about
these new options.
Some Makefile cleanup/repair was done as well. Installation
of the initiatorname.iscsi file, was moved out of the top-level
Makefile into the etc subdirectory, and installation of man
ages moved from the top-level Makefile to the doc subdirectory.
Also, this fixes some issues from commit fd14dd8316b1 ("Clean
p Makefile build system."), which incorrectly changed the DESTDIR
ariable in the Makefiles. This current commit also fixes the
top-level variable names for moving DBROOT and HOMEDIR.
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A major overdue overhaul of the Make layout, including
moving lots of lower-level things out of the top-level
Makefile into the Makefiles for the appropriate subdirectory,
renaming the template files (where @SBINDIR@ gets translated)
so that their purpose is more obvious, making the build more
idempotent (no need to install a file if it's not newer).
Should be no functional change, as no script or C file changed.
Main difference from before: now the udev rules gets made and
installed by default (as part of "make"/"make install"), and
the iscsiuio daemon is now installed for "make install".
One should now be able to go into any subdirectory and type
"make"/"make install" to build and install the targets from
that directory, at least for the etc, utils, and usr
subdirectories.
This change is in preparation for more template translations
coming.
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